The Connecticut Economy

1993 - 2014

From University of Connecticut, Department of Economics
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2009, issue Fall

Finding the Right Mix: Tax Mix Trade-offs Across States

Dennis Heffley, MaryJane Lenon and Raymond Salani

Deconstructing Medicare Spending Across States

Arthur W. Wright

Commuter Rail: Is Connecticut on the Right Track?

Steven Lanza and Bryan Murphy

2009, issue Summer

Sizing-Up Connecticut’s Public Sector

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Electric A New UConn Hospital?: Hard Questions in Need of Answers

Arthur W. Wright

How Big a Hangover from the Stock and Housing Benders?

Steven Lanza

2009, issue Spring

The Private Value of Public Policies

Dennis Heffley

Ties that Bind-And Enable

Arthur W. Wright

Keynes Rules: Human and Public Capital Spending to the Rescue

Steven Lanza

2009, issue Winter

Foreclosures and Falling Home Prices

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Rx for Health Care?: The Massachusetts Experience

Arthur W. Wright

Financial Meltdown: How Toxic the Fallout in Connecticut?

Steven Lanza

2008, issue Fall

Property Tax Reform: New Wheels for an Old Pumpkin?

John Clapp and Dennis Heffley

Deconstructing Connecticut's Gasoline Excise Taxes

Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut at the Median: Are You Better Off?

Steven Lanza

2008, issue Summer

Electric Rates in Connecticut: Buyer's Remorse on "Deregulation"

Arthur W. Wright

Town Government: Is Bigger Better, or Is Small Beautiful?

Steven Lanza

2008, issue Spring

A Recession, an Election, and the Rhetoric of Change

William McEachern

State Health Care Reforms: Lighting the Way or Stoking the Fire?

Dennis Heffley and Raymond Salani

Beware Those 'Sleeper Taxes': Unfunded Public Retiree Benefits

Arthur W. Wright

Tax Reform: Should We Cap Property Taxes or Hang our Hats on Other Options?

Steven Lanza

2008, issue Winter

Got Game? State's Fiscal Jackpot has Neighbors Seeing Green

MaryJane Lenon and Dennis Heffley

The State of Play in New England Casino Gaming

Arthur W. Wright

Spill-Free Gaming: Connecticut's Casinos Generate Few Adverse Spillover Effects

Steven Lanza

2007, issue Fall

Oh, Give Me a Home...Where Schools are Good, Taxes are Low, and Property's Cheap

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Connecticut's Stake in a New Immigration Policy

Arthur W. Wright

Fairfield County: Bottleneck or Gateway?

Steven Lanza

2007, issue Summer

What Do CAPT Scores Really Tell Us?

Dennis Heffley

A Win-Win State Educational Policy

Arthur W. Wright

Keeping Noses to the Grindstone

Steven Lanza

2007, issue Spring

Packing In the Poor: Poverty New England Style

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Bradley International: The Mid-Size Engine That Could

Arthur W. Wright

Beacons of Light for Connecticut's Cities?

Steven Lanza

2007, issue Winter

The Painful Burden of Health Care Costs

Dennis Heffley, William Lott and Aldo Ponce

Offshore "Outsourcing"

Arthur W. Wright

Where in the World Is Fairfield County?

Steven Lanza

2006, issue Fall

Slicing the Political Cake

Dennis Heffley

A Citizen's (Economic) Guide to the Fall 2006 Election

Arthur W. Wright

Way to Grow: Jobs vs. Per-Capita Output

Steven Lanza

2006, issue Summer

Connecticut's Shell Game: A Tortoise With Attitude?

Dennis Heffley

As the Wheel of Fortune Turns: Casinos Revisited

Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut: A State of the Arts?

Steven Lanza

2006, issue Spring

Think Before We Build: Transportation and The Economy

Dennis Heffley

Connecticut Business Taxes In Perspective

Arthur W. Wright

Nutmeggers Get Down to Small Business

Steven Lanza

2006, issue Winter

Land with a View: How Nutmeggers Look at Open Space

Ekaterina Gnedenko and Dennis Heffley

An Offer You Can't Refuse: Why Do Connecticut and Other States Use Eminent Domain?

Steven Lanza

2005, issue Fall

Subs and Pubs: Public Inputs to the Private Economy

Dennis Heffley

When the Other Shoe Drops: Is There Life After the Groton Submarine Complex?

Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut Puts its Stock in High-Risk, High-Return Ventures

Steven Lanza

2005, issue Summer

Local Budgets: An Uneven Squeeze

MaryJane Lenon and Dennis Heffley

State Budget Blues: Whence, and Whither, our Structural Deficit?

Arthur W. Wright

Keeping Connecticut Honest: What Type of Reform is Really Needed?

Steven Lanza

2005, issue Spring

Investing in Education: Connecticut's Portfolio

Steven Coelen and Dennis Heffley

Winters of Our Discontent: Time to End State Budget Gimmickry

Arthur W. Wright

Plumbing Connecticut's Brain Drain

Steven Lanza